Sentence examples for reevaluation as from inspiring English sources
Adopting more than a few of them would seriously complicate anyone's life, while trying to decide on the few that are most likely to do good would be very time-consuming and subject to constant reevaluation as new results come in.
Our review suggests that the implementation of DE actuators in powered upper extremity prosthetics is not feasible at present but worthy of reevaluation as the materials advance.
Four cofired (coal and herbaceous/woody) biomass fly ashes consistently develop two to three times that of Class C and F, indicating that cofired biomass fly ashes need more reevaluation as an admixture in concrete rather than exclusion by ASTM C 618 because of its "non coal" origin.
This will necessitate reevaluation as new genes responsible for this disease are discovered and defined similarly to other patients with PND of unknown etiology.
The potency and safety of BCG prepared from Tokyo-172 stain are under reevaluation as one of the action plans of National TB Program.
Other Pfams that register as significantly differentially expressed by only one of the methods should be interpreted with caution and warrant reevaluation as additional statistical methods are developed.
As for Hastert, a man who once was two steps from the presidency, the allegations force a reevaluation of his life, as well as his reputation.
As previously suggested, reevaluation of astemizole as an antineoplastic drug is needed [ 6].
Reevaluation was conducted as follows: 1. Reevaluate the G(f) at the surface of KMMH16 by multiplying the observed Fourier spectral ratio (KMMH16 surface/previous KMM006) and the G(f) at the previous KMM006 by Nozu et al. (2006).
Historically, evidence from small trials has suggested multiple cannulated screws were the optimal implant; however, newer studies and implant designs warrant reevaluation of screws as the gold standard among surgeons.
It's the constant reevaluation of understandings as they move forward, expanding to include more people and cultures.
